Embedding the documentation in JS about apiembed

[marks]

+1 -- this would be great. Or even just a way to pass the HAR into the URL (though the URL parameter size limit may become an issue). I may have time to hack on this myself if one of the original developers wouldnt mind pointing me in the right direction, that'd be appreciated and helpful!

[ahmadnassri]

@marks so far the ideas I've thrown around are:

• throw raw json in url (might get too big)
• full implementation (widget html creation) in javascript, instead of iframe
  • still does not solve the call to api.apiembed.com issue
    • can perhaps send a POST request with the data, rather than GET
• use web-components (love this option) but harder for implementers to put on site?

thoughts?

[sonicaghi]

+1

[montanaflynn]

throw raw json in url

https://blogs.dropbox.com/developers/2015/03/json-in-urls/

still does not solve the call to api.apiembed.com issue

What is the issue?

[ahmadnassri]

What is the issue?

JSON in the url ... is the issue, as you highlighted, limit can be reached quite fast...